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School
Books
Elementary,
and
High
We
Buy,
Sell,
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in
Exchange
The
Book
of
Knowledge
The
Children's
Encyclopaedia
Used
Tools,
Stoves,
Ranges,
Rifles,
Shot
Guns,
Musical
Instruments
Used
Furniture
Beds,
Dressers,
Dining
Room
Suite,
Kitchen
Tables,
Odd
Chairs
New
Furniture
5-Piece
Bedroom
Suite
$98.50
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Suite
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Furniture
Exchange
Hours
Open
9
a.m.
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5
p.m.
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Rupert,
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The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
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FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Ilupcrt,
B.C.
MINLItS
BAN
KEDS
BLACKPOOL,
Aug.
25:
(CP)
The
Mineworkers
Federation,
meeting
here
,
voted
against
a
resolution
which
would
have
lifted
the
ban
on
Communists
within
the
Labor
party.
Phone
18
and
81
p.
o.
IIox
575
MUSSALLEITS
ECONOMY
STORE
Quality
Groceries
Low
Prices
Courteous
Service
Prompt
Delivery
Boat
and
out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention
With
flags
were
grouped
under'
two
line
green-decked
arches
built
for
the
occasion.
They
gave
the
salute
after
which
any
who
wished
to
do
so
were
given
tie
privilege
of
photographing
Loid
and
Lady
Tweedsmuir
among
the
children.
Miss
Annie
Gowans,
accompanied
by
Miss
Alice
Darling
of
Hed
Deer,
Alberta,
left
this
week,
with
her
sisfer
and
brother-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Malsbi-rv
of
Penhold,
Alberta,
for
Alberta,
where
she
will
visit
for
sone
time,
later
going
to
Vancouver
for
the
winter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Malsbury
have
been
visiting
at
the
home
of
the
former's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Gowans'
for
the
past
monlh.
Miss
Ellen
Saunders,
who
hns
been
spending
several
weeks
va-cation
with
her
aunt
and
uncle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Saunders
of
Palling,
left
last
week
for
her
home
at
Notch
Hill,
B.C.
She
will
spend
the
winter
at
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Clark
of
Ootsa
Lake
at
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
on
oaiurciay
last.
The
grounds
at
the
hospital
are
a
real
aat,et
to
the
town.
W!lh
the
spacious
well
kept
lawns
and
hedges,
just
now
there
is
a
pio-fusion
of
fine
gillardias,
cosmos
and
many
other
late
summer
blooms.
The
large
rockery
ta
lovely
with
California
poppi
:
,
nasturtiums
and
lichens.
Th
tennis
court
with
arbor
and
lav
n
chairs
is
very
attractive.
The
Woman's
Missionary
Society
of
the
United
Churrh
and
if
pa.
land,
caretaker,
are
responsible.
J.
K.
and
Fred
Stanwr
h
had
as
their
u-uesta
hi-iV
in,...
sisters,
Mesdames
N.
Gable.
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THE
TOILER"
ISO
vou
Plan
voire:
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
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i
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District
News
BURNSLAKE
Burns
Lake
Is
justly
proud
of
the
fine
lawns
and
irarden.
sur
rounding
the
ISoyal
Bank.
This
is
due
to
the
enterprise
of
Ka
.Commons,
the
manaeer.
The
ar-
'ranjfement
has
been
the
subject
of
many
favorable
comments.
The
Tariety
of
colors
and
size
of
the
blooms
in
the
sweet
peas
and
pansies
could
hardly
be
surpassed.
There
are
also
many
nice
delphiniums,
tall
snapdragons,
gladioli
etc.
The
bouquets
whi:h
were
nresenteH
in
Hpr
KtphIIptii-.'
Il
n.l..
T.
...!...
.
I
.
auy
i
wecuauiuir,
on
iier
recent
visit
were
kindly
supplied
from
this
garden.
Mrs.
Don
Smith,
formerly
of
Burns
Lake,
supervised
the
child
ren
of
Southbank
who
tendered
a
welcome
to
Their
Excellencies
the
Governor
Genaral
and
Ladv
Tweedsmuir,
enroute
lo
Tweeds
muir
Park.
Thirtv-six
children
fo
Clark
Mills,
New
York.
The
latter,
who
is
72
vears
of
ai:e.
has
been
employed
in
the
plush
mills
in
her
home
town
for
over
10
years,
34
of
which
she
has
been
manager
in
charge
of
700
men
and
women.
Her
husband,
who
is
the
manairer
in
the
men's
department,
and
theer
large
fa
mily
are
all
employed
in
the
same
organization.
Mrs.
Fluke
and
her
sisters
left
Saturday
for
the
East.
Enroute
to
New
York
she
will
visit
several
Eastern
cities.
The
Armistice
Circle
of
Tinta-
gel
at
its
annual
meeting,
with
Rev.
F.
Bushfield
nresidinir
e!.
ected
the
following
officers
for
the
year:
president,
Mrs.
W.
Hodick,
vice-president,
N.
Van
De
Veen,
secri'tarv-treasurer.
Mis.
I.
E.
Middleton.
Mrs.
Everett
was
welcomed
back
after
her
long
ill
ness.
.Mrs.
W.
J.
Lister's
absence
was
regretted,
she
is
still
con-
uned
to
her
home
through
illness.
Her
manv
friends
hnr
for
her
speedy
recovery.
Terrace
Mis3
Marjorie
Kenney,
who
hat
been
teaching
in
the
Lilloet
district,
is
home
for
the
holidays
visiting
with
hi'r
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney.
Mrs.
H.
S.
Creelman
and
he;
little
daughter
of
Chilliwack
are
staying
with
Mrs.
Brooks.
C.
J.
Norrinirton.
who
has
lippn
spending
a
holidav
at
Tjitolio
Lake,
returned
to
Prince
Hupert
on
-Monday's
train.
Cool,
rainv
weather
enntinnp.l
here
vesterdav
Preeinitnlfnn
heavy.
li'iuor
store
dnl
.Monday
had
i
surprise
when
thev
liehoM
ir.
stead
of
the
usual
snrMa1v
clean
premises
a
fl.
,..-
which
dust
am!
rncra
ivi
t,...
and
the
safe
amid
the
ruin
uj,
siue
nown.
the
door
open
and
twisted,
and
books
and
paper?
like
so
much
rubbish
it
com,t
hvident
lhat
thp
r
were
experts
at
the
job.
Abou4
?250
was
taken.
Terrace
Mourns
Loss
Of
Citizen
Large
Attendance
at
Funeral
of
Late
H.
A.
Swain
on
Monday
TERRACE.
August
26:
The
funeral!
or
the
late
H.
A.
Swain
took
place'
on
Monday.
AH
arranirements
.:
carnea
out
by
the
Oddfellows.
Prectlcally
the
whole
population
seemed
to
be
present
to
pay
last
respects
to
an
honored
citizen
who
nan
ra
a
rt
tn1.u
1
1
.
.
I
Prince
George,
.
WoodcockTI
l
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nuKe-Kev.
u
a,
Hinchliffe
conducted
the
"WINGS"
IS
VERY
FINE
Current
Attraction
at
The
Capitol
Theatre
Has
Many
Factors
to
Make
it
Outstanding
Local
movie-goers
are
acclaiming
the
beautiful
"Wings
of
the
Morning,"
which
has
been
delighting
large
audiences
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
past
couple
of
nights
and
will
be
repeated
tonight
and
tomorrow,
as
one
of
the
very
finest
pictures
seen
here
in
many
a
long
day.
Certainly
It
can
be
heart,
lly
and
unhesitatingly
recommended
to
everyone.
Indeed,
it
should
not
be
missed,
particularly
since
special
arrangements
have
been
made
to
give
every'
one
the
oppor
tunity
of
seeing
It.
After
"Wings
of
the
Morning"
no
longer
can
it
be
said
that
British
moving
pictures
do
not
come
up
to
the
standard
of
American.
There
Is
not
a
department
of
production
In
which
this
very
fine
picture
does
not
excel.
Possibly
the
outstanding
feature
Is
the
lovely
personality
and
superb
acting
of
the
petite
little
French
star,
Annabella,
who
takes
the
leading
role.
Here
Is
a
real
vision
of
delight
from
whom
great
things
may
be
expected
now
that
she
has
made
her
debut
on
the
English-speaking
screen.
Among
the
things
which
contri
bute
to
making
"Wings
of
the
Morning"
such
a
charming
picture
'nclude
the
splendid
color
photo-
raphy
throughout.
Oone
In
this
picture
are
the
glare
and
harsh
ness
of
original
moving
picture
col
or.
A
brief
but
outstanding
sequence
Is
comprised
In
the
singing
of
three
Irish
Ballads
by
the
great
Irish
tenor,
John
McCormack,
These
songs
are
"Believe
Me
If
All
Those
Endearing
Young
Charms,"
"KU
lamey"
and
"At
The
Dawning
Of
The
Day,"
all
dear
to
the
hearts
of
ballad
lovers.
A
pretty
romance
woven
throughout,
wonderful
scenes
of
Old
Ireland,
appropriate
views
of
London
and
a
climactic
depiction
of
the
running
of
a
Derby
at
Epson
Downs
are
among
the
many
other
features
of
"Wings
of
the
Morning."
FOR
TRAMrS
ONLY
LONDON,
August
26:
(CP)
Onp
contributor
to
the
fund
for
London
park
seats
stipulates
his
money
be
jsea
lor
seats
solely
for
tramps.
,ervlce
at
Mr.
nome.
and
Mrs.
Swain's
There
were
numerous
floral
tributes
and
every
car
and
truck
In
Terrace
Joined
In
the
sad
nrocress
towards
the
cemetery
on
the
hill
At
the
graveside
the
officers
of
his
lodge
performed
their
Impressive
ritual,
each
member
depositing
a
sprig
of
greenery
on
the
casket.
Mr.
Swain
was
one
of
the
Villas
Commissioners
and
a
Mason.
He
will
be
much
missed,
having
earned
both,
In
his
business
dealing
and
his
personal
life,
the
respect
of
all
for
his
great
character
of
reliability
and
integrity.
The
sympathy
of
all
goes
out
to
the
widow
he
has
left
to
mourn
his
passing
NOVaJ,
CHlLDrZEN-l
WANT
TO
TELL
VOU
My
STOKy
ABOUT
THE
"TWO
THAT
AEh
E.UE
TO
BRIMS
I
f
rP
Vtni
s
7
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
(The
following
salmon
was
delivered
to
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
today:
packer
Ogdcn,
4500
cohoes
from
Squad
aree,
8000
pounds
from
Freeman
Pass
and
9000
pounds
from
McAulay
Island;
packer
Azurite,
800
pounds
from
Warke
Canal
and
10,500
pounds
from
Dundas;
troller
Victory
F.,
John
Frcdhelm,
3200
cohoes,
and
troller
Pansy,
F.
Keith,
70
pounds
cohoes.
MARKET
EMBATTLE!)
LONDON.
August
26:
(CP)
Petticoat
Lane,
famous
Whltechapel
Sunday
market,
was
ordered
closed
by
2
p.m.,
and
after
that
deadline
police
took
stalls
from
20
traders
who
will
fight
the
matter
in
courts.
It
does
ALL
the
Work!
Dries
whole
tubful
of
dotfiel
in
two
minutes.
Ou
t
bree
buttons,
teer
seams
or
ce
injury.
Power
pump
he
ell
weter.
The
lest
word
in
ndlct
Vecuum
Cup
Wishes.
Buy
on
speciel
cesy
terms.
TONIGHT
L
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(2nH
sk.
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9:05)
is
it
coon
ASK
YOUR
NEIGHBOR;
'WINGS
OF
moRNINf,
All
In
Beautiful
T.Lf
.
Is
Everjthlns
You
With
ANNABEL
JOHNMcCOnM.uK
(At
7:36
and
9:2ii
NEWS-COMF.nY;ARTMJ
Coming
Friday
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FLVW
"The
rrincc
and
the
Pia
J
use
H4
IB
VffS,
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A12E
MOST
IMPOIZTAMT
BEAaS
THEY
Ar2t
Drr
i
1
Let
us
Demonstrate
No
Obligation
-
Easy
Jem
on
any
EASY
model
Washer
or
Ironer
Ottawa,
June
22,
1037
Council
of
Canadian
Medical
Association
Endorses
and
Urges
Pasteurization
of
Milk
and
Cream
We
have
pasteurized
our
products
since
1923
for
your
protection.
Positive
Past-teurization
for
Safe
Milk
at
no
extra
cost.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
637
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you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
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